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5. Accessories for Electrical Type Solenoids: The model
code (Table 2) indicates the type of accessories used on
directional valves. Obtain a parts and service drawing for
your particular model (see Table 1). Most accessories
pertain to the pilot section. The most common types of
accessories are discussed in the following paragraphs (A
through F).

A. Hazardous Location Solenoids: This type of is used

at locations where added protection from electrical shortage
failure is mandatory, the solenoid housing is designed to
completely enclose all wiring connections to the valve.
Hazardous location valves are underwriters approved Class
1, Group D or Class 2, Group E-F-G, for 155 and 230 volts,
60 Hz service.

B. Monitor (Limit) Switch Feature: The monitor switch

feature can be incorporate into a basic spring offset
directional valve. The switch monitors pilot valve spool
position and an be wired into control circuits. This permits
electrical interlocking of various hydraulic controlled motions
without resorting to external mechanical arrangements. The
monitor switch is a single pole, double throw contact
arrangement with ‘‘A’’-normally closed and ‘‘B’’- normally
open. Switch ratings are noted on installation drawing (Table
1). The monitor switch housing does not provide a manual
plunger for operation of the switch or valve.

C. Insta-Plug Connectors: Pilot valves can be supplied

with electrical connectors called insta-plugs. These
connectors allow quick disconnect of electrical power from
the valve. The following data pertains to the insta-plug feature:

PA- 

A prefix of PA in the model code indicates the 

male plug section of the insta-plug feature is included 
on the valve.

PB-

A prefix of PB in the model code indicates 

both the male plug and female receptacle are 
included with the valve. the insta-plug feature is 
available on both the DG4V-3 and DG4S4-01 series 
directional valves.

Wiring Note

Connect white wires to ‘‘A’’ solenoid and black wires to
the ‘‘B’’ solenoid. Refer to parts drawing (Table 1) for
additional data.

D. Brad Harrison Connectors: Brad Harrison connectors

thread into the 

1

/

2

” NPTF opening in the wiring housing of a

DG4V-3 or a DG4S4-01 directional valve.

PA3-

A prefix of PA3 in the model code indicates 

the three pin male connector is included with the 
valve.

PA5-

A prefix of PA5 in the model code indicates 

the five pin male connector is included with the valve.

Female Brad Harrison connectors are not available from
Vickers and must be supplied by the customer.

E. Solenoid Indicator Lights: Solenoid indicator lights are

available for installation on both the DG4V-3 and DG4S4-01
series directional valves. Indicator lights are connected
across the solenoids and will light when voltage is present at
the solenoid. This gives an indication to the technician which
solenoid is energized and aids in troubleshooting a system.
Refer to the appropriate parts drawing for additional
information.

Figure 13b. Typical DG4V4-01-C-10

Pilot Spool

Body

Terminal Box

Push Pin

Spring

Core Tube

Spool Stop

Plug-in
Coil

Manual override plunger

Section V - Internal Valve Functions 

A. General

To insure the proper application of a two stage valve, pilot
pressure, pilot drain and integral check valve options must
be considered. The following paragraphs (B through D)
discuss these options.

B. Pilot Pressure

1. Internal Pilot Pressure (Standard): Internal pilot pressure
can be obtained in two ways and must be tailored for the
application. Models with closed center type spools
automatically provide internal pilot pressure. Models that use
open center spools require a check valve in the pressure (P)

port to maintain minimum pilot pressure. In most cases,
maximum internal pilot pressure is rated to 210 bar
maximum (3000 PSI). Minimum pilot pressure ratings are
noted in the installation drawings (see Table 1).

2. External Pilot Pressure: When pilot pressure from a
separate source is used, it must be connected to the ‘‘X’’ port
(external pilot pressure connection). Models that use
external pilot pressure do not require a check valve at the
pressure port. External pilot pressure models are identified
with the letter ‘‘E’’ stamped in the unit nameplate (i.e.
DG5V-10-S-2C-*-E-M-*-10). See installation drawings for
maximum external pilot pressure.

Summary of Contents for VICKERS DG3V-10 A Series

Page 1: ...5007 01 EN 1099 M DG3V 10 DG5V 10 Solenoid Pilot Operated Overhaul Manual VICKERS Directional Control Valves...

Page 2: ...peration 7 Section IV Pilot Valve Section 13 Section V Internal Valve Functions 15 Section VI Installation 16 Section VII Service Inspection Maintenance 18 Section VIII Overhaul 19 DG5V 8 S H C 10 25...

Page 3: ...contained in this manual The parts and installation drawings listed in Table 1 are available from any Vickers Distributor C Model Codes Variations within each basic model series are covered in the mod...

Page 4: ...psi See spool spring combinations below Left Hand Build L A Models only omit if not required Fast Response X Not available with CETOP 3 pilots or pressure centered D and DB models Spool Control Modif...

Page 5: ...els 2 7 If both are required available on A B C N models 2 8 If both are required available on AL B C N D models CAUTION Stroke adjust pilot pressure models are rated to a maximum of 210 bar 3000 psi...

Page 6: ...ports are open or closed See Figure 1 Oil flow is directed from one port to another within the body and out of a port to the work C Two Stage Directional Valve Construction Two stage directional valv...

Page 7: ...ked and the cylinder is held in a definite position In some circuits flow from the tank port is piped into the pressure port of another valve This allows the same source of power to operate two differ...

Page 8: ...the center position A B P T Closed Center Bleed A B T A P B F Type 52 spool A B P T Closed Center Regen by Solenoid A T A P B G Type 521 spool A B P T Closed Center Regen by Solenoid B T A P B H Type...

Page 9: ...ol can move from its last position under the influence of gravity or tank line pressure This must be considered during the design of the system Units with floating type spools have the model code lett...

Page 10: ...to the sleeve and piston areas on the left side but the sleeve is bottomed against the valve body at this time Only the piston area applies force to the left end of the spool Since the spool land are...

Page 11: ...t To limit the spool travel loosen the jam nut and turn adjusting screw clockwise Figure 8 Stroke Adjuster Feature 2 7 5 1 3 4 6 Main Stage Spool Part No Part Name 1 2 3 4 Cover Spring O Ring Back up...

Page 12: ...Dowel Pin Figure 10 Reducer Module Table 2 Shift Response Times w CETOP 3 Pilot Fast Response option not available Valve Type Condition Pilot Pressure 10 bar 150 psi Pilot Pressure 100 bar 1500 psi P...

Page 13: ...l position 3 Detents A detent mechanism is installed on one or both ends of the pilot valve spool Detent valve solenoids can be momentarily energized to the correct position and then power may be remo...

Page 14: ...Solenoids DG4S4 01 pilot valves are usually equipped with air gap solenoids Air gap solenoids are isolated from system fluid and can be removed and replaced without disturbing the system A push pin a...

Page 15: ...a D Brad Harrison Connectors Brad Harrison connectors thread into the 1 2 NPTF opening in the wiring housing of a DG4V 3 or a DG4S4 01 directional valve PA3 A prefix of PA3 in the model code indicates...

Page 16: ...CAN overcome pilot pressure Drain connection Y is used for externally drained models Pressure centered D models use two drain connections Y and W All external drain connections MUST be piped directly...

Page 17: ...he necessary fittings and connections required for proper installation 3 The number of bends in tubing should be kept to a minimum to prevent excessive turbulence and friction of fluid flow Tubing mus...

Page 18: ...ntenance E Replacement Parts Reliable operation throughout the specified operating range is assured only if genuine Vickers parts are used Sophisticated design processes and material are used in the m...

Page 19: ...Slight variations may be noted on your model depending on the type of accessories and unit design Figure 15 may be used for all models except pressure centered D models regardless of the design Refer...

Page 20: ...emove four screws 3 and crossover plate from main stage body 6 3 Remove and discard two O rings 5 from crossover plate Note The following section pertains to main stage disassembly If your unit does n...

Page 21: ...18 and O ring 19 from core tube S A 20 Discard O Ring 19 6 Remove pilot spool 21 from body 5 7 Remove plugs 24 and 22 and O Ring 23 from body 5 Discard O Ring 23 8 Secure the body and remove plugs 25...

Page 22: ...voltage rating of the coil Refer to Table 8 This test is superficial but a more rigorous test requires special equipment If the coil seems to be burned or extreme heat is encountered during operation...

Page 23: ...Make sure the spool moves freely inside the body bore and is oriented properly See parts drawing 7 Install piston 12 sleeve 11 and spring 10 into cover 8 8 Install O ring 9 in cover and install cover...

Page 24: ...stop 16 spring 17 and push pin 18 on spool 21 4 Install O ring 19 on core tube S A 20 and install core tube S A into body 5 5 Install O ring 9 on core tube S A 20 6 Install gasket 14 and coil 10 on bo...

Page 25: ...at 1 3 Pilot Choke 1 18 Poppet 1 4 Reducer 1 19 Spring 1 5 Body 1 20 Sleeve 1 6 O Ring 9 21 Plug 4 7 Screw 4 22 O Ring 11 8 Adapter Plate 1 23 Plug 10 9 Plug 1 24 O Ring 2 10 Screw 8 25 O Ring 4 11 Co...

Page 26: ...5 O Ring 1 2 Name Plate 1 16 Screw 4 3 Screw 4 17 Cover 1 4 Cover Plate 1 18 O Ring 1 5 O Ring 2 19 Spring 1 6 Body 1 20 Washer 1 7 Screw 4 21 O Ring 2 8 Cover 1 22 O Ring 3 9 O Ring 1 23 Plug 13 10 S...

Page 27: ...Nameplate 1 15 O Ring 2 3 Cover 1 16 O Ring 1 4 Gasket 1 17 Push Pin 1 5 Terminal Box 1 18 Spring 1 6 Gasket 1 19 Washer DC models 2 7 Screw 2 20 Washer AC models 2 8 Strap 1 21 Core Tube S A 1 9 Scr...

Page 28: ...1 22 Plug 1 8 Knob 2 23 O Ring 1 9 O Ring 2 24 Plug 1 10 Coil Type A 2 25 Plug 1 11 DIN Coil 2 26 O Ring 1 12 Plug 2 27 Plug 1 13 DIN Receptacle 2 28 O Ring 1 14 Gasket 2 29 O Ring 5 15 Washer 2 Figu...

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